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Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tained in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Major n. F. Neiderlander goes to st. Louis
in the morning to be gone several days. He
will be accompanied 10y Mrs. n, his accom-
plished wife
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

DR.. J. S. Beamenderfer, of Reading Pa,
arrived in the city yesterday with the inten-
tion Of locating here in the practice of his
his profession
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The South Kansas Medical Society meets
in this city cn Tue sday the nth at Masonic
hall
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The attention of dry goods purchasers is
called to the advertisement of John 6. Allen
in today's paper, as he is offering special
bargains.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The Indian Senatorial Investigating Com
mittee, now in session at Arkansas City, it is
said will spend todsy in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Messrs. French, Davis and L. J. Cassen,
representing Chicago wholesale dry goods
companies, are in the city sounding the
trade
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mrs. W. H. Harris, formerly OF Ken
lucky, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ
Huphreys Vawter. She returns next week
to her home at Fl Wayne, Ind.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Doctor Wilson went down to Melvane last
evening. Wonder if that stone quarry hasn't
something to do with it,
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Frank James. one of the notorious James
Brothers, was in he city with a view tc
opening q boot and shoe store.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Never in her history were the business
streets Of Wichita 50 lively as yessfrday.
Few cities Of this or Of any other country,
great or small, could have rivalei the acsiv
ity and life which marked three or four OF
our streets from early morning until late at
night
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

James w Hendrickson came in from Pratts-
burg and Jamesburg and says the crops look
we'll
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

OnAwFoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
" L. NJ. CRAWFORD. Manager
ONE WEEK ONLY.
-COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 16TH.-
The Talented Actor
MR.. T.. T. STETSON,-
Supported by the Charming Young Actress
MISS HANNIE N. INGHAM
AND AN EXCELLENT COMPANY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OLIVE BRANCH;
WEDNESDAY. INGOMAR:
THURSDAY, LADY OF LYONS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NECK NECK.
Grand Family Matinee Saturday,
INGOMAR.
Popular prices IS, 35 and so cents
Deserved seats on sale Saturday morning at Opera
House box of1ce.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mr. J. E. Eckenroae and wife oT iiiin"ss,
cal,ei last evening IN company with M. s1s
Mrs EidridSe Mr.. EcksUros> bad bsssa 70
California with . viss Ct Investing es: re-
turned TO W Wsckisa and nzssse aa' piAns ssse
In preference 20 either San Dssxo or Ls
AnEeses
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Xr. james Garvey, travelling passenger
agent for the Wabash and Mr.. z. b. Hum
phrey, travelling passenger agent OF the ~
T., Lake Erie & Western. are in the city
looking after business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

A horse became frightened at bicycle
yesterday evening on North Main upsetting
the buggy, but happily resulted in no mis-
hap, besides breaking the buggy.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The trial Of Tom Sullivan, the thief caug ht
in the act of burglariziug the house of Mr..
johnson on First street will come up Mon
dav
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Major Connolly, ex-U. s. attorney of the
southern district of Illinois, an old friend of
Judge Walls and Judge Crooks, spent the
day in the city yesterday. Major Connolly
having been called to Oswego on business,
couldn't withstand the temptation to come
out and view the glory of the west and see
his friends.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The cooler was full to running over las
night-mostly plain drunks.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mr.. Lenard Richt has completed his fine
residence on Waco avenue. The windows
are of natural gas glass of which he is very
proud.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Last night about 9 o'clock Judge Thomas
issued two marriage licenses to couples to be
married today.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

T. w. Woodrow, of the Mcpherson Regis
ter, made us call yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

A. ii. Ward, Esq, was out yesterday for
the first tine after an illness of several days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
FELL OVER.

Yesterday while gentleman was driving
across the bridge over the Topeka avenue
sewer one of mis- horses became frightened,
SHE'D and falling over the bridgedragged the
other and the carriage over into the ditch
The animals came near drowning and were
saved only by the prompt assistance rendered
by people living in the locality Of the ac-
cident
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

City Clerk Fred Schattner is staying out to
''Sunnydale,n recuperating and resting up
after his winters work.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Miss May Case, OF Hutchison, and Mr.. 4.
A. Width, business manager Of the Hutch
isan Herald, are spending Sunday in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The foundation for the William Fletcher
building, corner Second Main streets. has
been completed. Brick work will commence
at an early date.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
Communicated.

Communicated.
Editor Misunderstanding to the report OF
'twenty-one drunks" in the police court, it
is proper to state that the drunken men were
not Of our citizenship, but railroaders who
came from Kingmau, after they had "voted
early and often" on the D. NJ q A. railroad
bonds Respectfully,
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
MARRIED.

Mr.. Aaron Conssury and Miss Emm.
Tutils were yesterday married by the Rev
J. c. Post
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Vail makes his initia-
ton at st. Johns church ON next Tuesday,
the 18th. The confirmation will take place
at o. m. at the church.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Rev. A. J. Van Wagnr, former class
mate Of Rev. Parker, 10 his guest, and VIII
preach AZ Plymouih church today.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mr.. ". II. Roach brought up to our sane
tum last evening delegation of Pennsyiva-
mia men. merchants, railroad and profession
al gentlemen. who came out TO see ths / eef-
less Princess Of the Plains They all PRAISED
the pride of the prairies There were IN the
company who called ". II. Roach, J. O.
Eadie. G. W. Miller, DR.. 2. II Latham, T. r.
Williams and Frank White
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

UYICHTTA MUSEUM,
w ENNIS YOUNG. Proprietors and Managers.
South Main st. near Douglas Ave,
m pupular family resort and the Only Place Of
Amusement IN the city open the year round
PARLOR STAGE
FRANK MAJILTON. Grotesque Juggler.'
BABY EWING, The Child Wonder.
HARRY NETTES. In ais Comicalties
DAN WEBSTER in His Excentricaltes.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Grant Hellar has returned from FIT. Smith,
where he has for some time been engaged in
the real estate business
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
A B Hatfield frame residence, New
Ork ave. .........-.. lVV
Hibarger, frame residence Sher-
man ave-. 5C
G. W Jones. frame residence Laura ave 130
R NJ Piatt, frame residence New York
ave 15O
c A Grease, Cleveland ave.. ION
r NJ Piatt, frame residence, Cleveland
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

No business before Judge Wall in the Dis
trict court yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
AUDITORIUM.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY,
The Beautiful Comedy
DU B. BELLE
And the Laughable Farce
KISS IN THE DARK.
Characters by Our Popular Stock Company.
Admission 10 cents to al.
Oally mAtsnees arranged especially for the enter
tainment of ladies and children.
Doors open from to 10 p. m.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

The Rock Island was yesterday construct
ing their second track across East Douglas
avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

T. G. James was in from Garden Plain'
yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Remember the lecture of ID. r. Lucas al
night
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Hon. Ivory Pike, member Of congress from
Bloomington, Illinois, is in the city, guest Of
Finley Ross. He is gentleman who has for
the last ten years b,en more or less interested
in Kansas. and Is now making "A tour of in
spection of the state
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

J. B. Vial, of Clay City, Ind, is in the
city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mrs. David Hays, who made Us cAis yes
.erday in company with her husband, Ia
vors Us with a eomp,ese printed role bearing
the names Of the Chey~nne and Affaias'e
Indian. together with their ssnisrasoa,
six hundred and twenty Arapanos and
twelve hundred and eighteen Chsyeases-
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15
SOLD THE WRONG FARM.

Curber Works his Trick on Some New York
Capitalists and Does Them up for -.
S35, ,OOO-Suit Entered. -. =.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Read Wilson & Fox's advertisement this
morning.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

H.H. Graves, OF Kingman. right OF way
agent Of the Missouri, Kansas 6 south"sst
western railway-ths Conkiing scheme for
which large amount OF subsidies have oeen
voted and whichh il Is proposed 10 run IRON
Kansas City direct 20 Enporia. from tee
latter place direct to Wichita and from tins
p,aoe dtrec. to Kinznsn, was IN the city
yesterday. We can learn Little a. !" tee
status Of the enterprise.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mrs Piatt called yesterday % soc our eli
torial room, accompanied by y>Meslames Hat
field, Hoggett and Hudsputh, Indiana friends
who are visiting Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mr. Ed. Burnett of the Santa Fe, is in the
rity
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Mr.. y. F. Dalton, president of the Board
of Trade of vincennes, Indiana,-tha town
whose papers have been PREDICTING such dole
full things for wichita,-is in the city and
made Us pleasant call yesterday. We hope
President Dalton when be returns home VIII
nut a flea in the noggens of those fellows By
telling them exactly what Wichita Is Ike,
neither keeping back nor extsnuat;ng any
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Plymouth Congregational-Corn Second
and Lawrence, j, H. Parker, pastor. Rev.
A. J. VanWagner, a former classmats OF the
pastor will preach at 10:3O a. M, and 7;45
Sabbath school at 12 m. Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeayor at p. m.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

Reformed Church.-Corner of South Law
renee avenue and Lewis street; Rev j. w.
Love, pastor-Services at IL a. m. and
Sn m
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-15

First Presbyterian corner of First street
and Lawrence ave-Services at Ii a. m. and
7:45 p. m Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Session meets at 045 a. M. Young peoples
meeting at p. m. All are cordially in
vited.
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PAROIssE ST, JEAN.BAprISTE, SAMEDI AOUT 1887.

pas IL meme valcur, si, au moment dune
con vulsiOn, chez On enfant bisn portant, ID
paralysis do Ia paupiere sup6risure s'Sta-
blit d'emblGe. Dana CO cas-, In paralysie
est ind6psndante dc Ia lesion du cervesu.
En- d6crivant tres rapidement ct tres
committeeman les signes des maladies do
renfance tires dc Pexamen de 10 physionO.
mie, j. mai pas Gu rintenticn d'enseigner
Ia medicine mes lecteurs. J'ai vOulu
settlement, dams Ia mesurs du possible, 70.
mir en- aide aux m6res dams ces luttes dOu.
loursus~s Oa ~ d6bat plus que ieur vie, 10
vie do leur enfant. II No faut pas qu'elles
Oublient QUO rObservatiOn maternello ne
psut porter que sss Ice sigoss sxtSrieurs Of
exprsasifs Que j'ai pass3s en- revue. II ne
s'aeit paa pour ellcs de- faire de- 10 science,
nais d'aider rf{icacemeut 10 n6decin 4 san-
yer con nalade, en- remplissant les lacnnes
Que rintervalle de ses visites laisse dane
une observation Qui, pour 6:re irreprochs.
ble, devrsit 6tre continue. Eu un mot, 10
mere dOit 6tre rsuIiliaire ct rinterPrete
du ,nedecin. C'est fOliS ct peril QusOd ellie
vent % substituer lui.
DR. E. DEcAIsxE.
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Excitatlon au Texas.

Une grandN excitation 6t6 cr66e dams 10 voisina.
20 do Pars Tex. par 10 r6tabisselneut reuarquabe
de NJ j. f. Coriey. qni etait d fable Out! no pcavais
se touruer dane son lit nj soulever tAte; chscua
disait quil mOurait do consumption. Unc boutcIte
d'essai de Il Nouvele- D6couverte du DR.. King lui
fut envOyGe Sc sentant s0ulsg6 u On echeta me
grante bouteille ct b0lte dee NOuvelIes Plules
Do Vic du DR.. King; quaad II cut pria dcux boitee
des pilulea OF deux boutciles do 10 Decouvertc, IL
ktait r6tabli ct await gsgn6 trentesix hyres On
chair.
De- boqteilles dspsai Do sstts 0raade D6eonvsete
poaS e C0ns0mption dopn6es gratuitemeut aax
pharmacies; grunde boutellle, u.
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lie SECRET De Ia NOURRICE.

La train Went Do S'arreter 4 Savigny;
use boade joyeose descend des dine
rents wagons et, comme certains arrives,
60 dseuier uomeut do depart, mont pn
ealuee Des counaissances, ceet alors
Qu'sn pIeia soleil Ies auis % dissent 10
boujour.
ECest gentii ! vous d'etre veuu au-
iourd'hui ches Dabochet
-Noos allo0s pas0ef une bleu belle
iouru6e avec 90 excellents amia
-0ue les ealauts vont etre hcureux
nos66aeeno oaas - possl H. AAssaient
Do joie hiee; dame pauvres petite, GO
uAeet pas gai Do pasoer ses vacances rue
d y veeSeeia.
HsAs toat o monde qui - connalt,
raeait.il, prend b chemin do h maisou
% Duboohet.
A paagle do mur don grand pare, on
aouuo ! uue petite porte verte; cola
6vite % d6touf Qu'il faudrait faire pour
@ pg6eeuter , lsntr6e priucipele.
On jouue ale Dc Quatoeze ans, sveC
- -peat tables ! 1ns easreaux bleUs q
Misses, destis6 ! psot6gse h robe du di.
1anGke, vieut oavSie.
o. 6bObeoGDo:
-Oeaneot vent pepa et maoen d.
boebets
-1aie tsas tlss, 10 sscoet heureux
- voue vole. Gee voes etes aiaablea
6'NGvo vsssa Vess 6Ayss done paa
n eot slk passee ~ vesassss ehsa
= une!es Z Hcatcs
roe rives devist, Duhochet,
Soes oot q booe6uols 1bst
Roi 6eot onS1chi ooao 10 lee0iel
ptgo 6 b reclamation, % sp6oulau(
i NJ rnchat, h veate Of b batisse d
uaioouo, rue Taitboat q ailleurs.
Naisteuont u hahits avec - femme
st - ssihnts, grasds ct petits, rue d.
licieuse e waste propsi6t6 que traveree,
@ 1oemaut % mllieu du perc uue I'D
savisoontc, 90 de- bras do rOrge.
y Deals Dubochet ct uu homme grand
oaigre, Ct Ath6naIa, - (swmes uu(
grasooaillette natroWe, aux coustel
Joubos; 10 font 10 plus dr6le d'e6et Qul
Q puissa voie quasd 10 - dou0eat h
oea0, Soet b eaS - dire: les exteeatel
. tcoeheet; O so00e, les uellleurel
Esss d monde: ches eux eest - mai
60 q bon Dies, c'sst u que - retros
vent Do temps en- temps lee inuombra
,bles membses dispers6s Dc b fanille.
Loo oolaute, apr1s avoir promte d u
- dtoncbee h hateau, coucent da,sl
1r1Dltss, jeaent avec y esble, - Gsan
- eaaoent en % teuast b bros, appel
JooA pOur Iui douuer uue boach6e d
paln, q gracieuse gaseIls qui bondit sa'
L petite alg6riesne, caaleau du COO
- g0@eiee d soaaves, account comm(
. ehioo.
0nne b salls da billiard, oaverte I
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aucklen's Avnica Salve.

C'est le meillcur Onguent au monde pour Zee Coa'
pures les Meurtrissures les Paes lea Ulceres, leo
lnHammatiOns catarrhales, lee Boutons do Aevre,
les Dartres, los Mains gerc6ee. lee En9elures lee
COrs ct tOutes les Eruptons de In Peau, ct guErit
positivemeut les HeMorroidcs 90 auCun paiement
ne sera exig6 Gsranti do donner parfaite satisiac
ton ou arEent sera renis Prix, 25 cents II b0lts.
vendre par lee droguistss.
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CHARLES LASSElGNE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Mes grapes sont mangsss !....
C'est uu oiseau -moqusur
Qui les . ravagses
Du bee ct de tout cDur.
Lorsqus j'avais son ago,
Bon bee ct Sos chausons,
J'sn faisais davantage
A trayers les buissonS.
o saison dc psnfancs,
Heureux passs, beaux jours
Du larcin sans ofense
Disparus pour toujoursL..
Mais mon jardin, pour rhsurs,
Est taiste, en- verite,
81 trists, que jsn pleure,
Aux trois quarts h6bSts.
Car, sans rspit, sans trsvs,
Continuellemept,
CONNIE en- On villain rive,
n plaut absusdsmsnt.
Plx;s, pls;s. Et rhsrbe,
Qui % moqus Do nous,
0randit, devieut suPeroe
Et me monte aux genoux.
Ouel fourrS!... Plus de roses T..
Les pampres sout fanss.
Les arbres sout moroses
Et les chants coudamn6s.
Pourtant je vols encore
La grsnadills On 6surs
Qui pass Of qui dSeors
Nee pampsss tout On plsurs.
Connaissss.v wees, Mario,
On sue tsese on sur sau,
Une Asur mioux Asuris
Daas un asur plus beau?
Cest h Asuf admirable,
L. eoustsllAtieu
Du Mystars adotsble,
Ia Asus, q Psssie1!
J. O., jardinisr.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUChE,
Ion MILE gf DBNl
De CEGllSE ST. PIERRE


La preuve ono rIndieD eat sujet 4 - ci.
vilissr, c'est quill apprend 1 bOire du rhum
ct 4 en,prunter do ses voisins; meme Qusl.
ques unes iss tribus iNliennes du V6nesus-
Ia ont perfectiOnn6 lee reglss qui gouvsr.
nent remprunt chez les faces pAles. Par
exemple, Quand IN Iudien emprante uu
chsval dun ami ct quo CO cheval le jette
on lui fait du NAL d. nimports quelle a.
con, ses parents exigent uns compensation
du propri6taire do ranin'al on soutenant
avec nns logique iud6niable que raccilent
n'aurait pu arriver s'il o'avait pas pr6t6 10
cheval. 81 une pers0uue est bloss6e par
con propee ebevai, clio doit uue compeuss.
tion 40 prOpre famille. Celia meet pas do
nature 1 d6couragsr les gens 4 emprauter
lee chevaux des autres, pas plus QUA rem
DIRE 10 pref un suiet de plaisir.
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That ssataniaatsg sel Ssssigp slsasst h u
slssa: S:ss'se:S q is1lcs.sis.: = - 80 s::s: & &
sslaaesss ssvesisg q TIE osssss 81 ll0aossss =
~ 1850 seaais9 eeaslass - ehiitin6 peis. Esd
sggse6aliag = salsarsens. ehalky aapseit whieh
- Waash espseiesee - dsoessesstsd h seeaed
- mososeeorb ooooosA 0lttae b0 stsgoges oyS0so-
. 10 sspPess thar thts, paosly, thae thS oeassse
ef oeaPeeheasivs usse checks the formidable a.d
a that Il h pssfessble - he pSseus eden sstA to
sersse It. sipce ~ sdiciae soatstue euly salutary
iu6rsdiss1A Il y alse sigusl remedy Tor nalarial
fSsss eoaetipatien. dyspepsia. kidney and blsddes
yeo 81 the gssoios.
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vriNae Nm. Elisa Ana Smith. - vssoiltee, ei0
c. Ohio 70 tell The ladies eveeyvhsse ehae eeensee
sarpaeeec Dr. Hsstegs lros Toote for al Irregular
oeSor rome&ioo fhiDed."
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L. "pipe Dc II rsine," dte 10 1ssee ees
Ndnilies, ct, on Amgletsrre, 10 suscom po'
vujsjre donn6 1 ON grand pOese, dane 10
ouel sout dGtruits tous les tabacs de con'
treGands ssisis par ladmioistsatioa doos'
uiAre dc 10 Guaude. BSetagne.
Or. II parait qss. dane FsnnSe 1872 %
I" nine do 10 reine . eooaommt peer xeSs'
600 livres sterlisg Do cigares % Do saeas
do ptsebaude.
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Lea premiers s6leils 10 sout pee !asoss'
bles q grande lros Lspe'che; ellie . ee
lsmentaLles e6erveaceuces sss 10 )oees o.
eur 10 neg. %
On 10 pourra touJoute pas ~ Iep'v
cher do vieiliir, lui dealt hier une am'e' %
revOiiA toote On fleur !...
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L. proSssssar rsbse sst On iuG6sisas Allsoeod
oui vivsjt sutssIois New Yesk, nais qui ds'
paru dspuis dssx sss sass qu'ss saeha . asI 80
devssu Csla iopests pa, d sssss u avoss -
vsatS un accordion pasisnt, instsumsss v'e'nscs
euriesx q qui pariait pour sinsi dire tout sesh
Nan n IL proS,cesur tsutoa ssait pu dssnse h pa
role IN instrunent Do nusique, - Qe'n n'svas
pes pu faire c'Stait Dc leolevee - Ss@m& El's
svait toejours 10 dssuise not dsss ehsqss ore
70 coaiuesl. ny tros ans slls veslat - dsver'
Ger. Of 10 protssseue ~ voulut point I's mango
,eut On pvoeas ls psa dsrgsot qufh sseSsns q
ouaad % fut Au lee avocats - vss'srsss plas pes
Ter g ils rssserest MARKS. L. prossssss' cess -
auivS sournoissosst, laissant - femme Iseeot'
don pariast pear tout base q y ecevW ee'
= s,att6 h wis>rs jasqu1 vsadsedi dssaSss. s'esa
ou'eli~ s'sst dSeid6s pssndrs rns dess q vsstAs
sris peur On lsis. s~les 80 vess. reeeeseesa
paslass devra strs vssdi pear psyss - sEass Den
tsgre0ent.
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w. d. Salt, droeuiste. Bippus. Isd., Ssrit: "ys
puis recommander los Bitter Electsiqnes conms b
neillsar rsnAde chsqus b0utetlle pineur6 du sou
lage0eot dams chaq1e cas. Up honme en- pris
six bouteilles Ct . 6i6 ga6ri Dc rhuoatismes don't
u soulIrsit depuis dix ana" Abraham Hass. dro.
guists Bcllcville, Ohio, sfArme que: !" Le meil.
JeuE mkdicament vendse que j'ai tenu dams mee %
snukes dexp6siesOe c'est 10 Bitter EectSique. Dee
niliers dantres out sjOut6 leul tkmognagc de soe-
b que le verdict est unanime que 10 Bitter Elects
Que gukrit toutes les nalaies du f0ie des Reguoos
% du Sang Settlement ciWQuauts cents u boUteillo
cSes votsO dsoguisto.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-06

Asese peoIls e az :S:cs ,.r;.. :ss i.x :"
is4ssS ~ 4css % sss : niss1 ss" g sns y SSsss
"a FSxneSy. Tess sa6 1lisks have been
~ of tksa los centufieG,. end In hun
6rodS a families have formed the sole 70
iiSnco IN Yhounafio and kidney diseases:
Yrickly ASh Dittefs now TAXI the Place g
fronhloa az thio Nature.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-06

Le Censess~Sse % % Co~ssss~sseos
Uns commission Sc organisse pour Soc
cuper des pr6paratifs pour Ia celebration du
centsnairs Dc b, ,promulgatiou de la ooaetitu-
ton dss Etass. unis. ct ls soovss.eg. No
pour y reprsssutsr L. Louisiana. DtjA u
commission s'est entendue sur 70 programme
Do ID fsts qui aura lieu Philadelphie lee 16.
Eouisaans "a nSysnt pas s;Ss S dspsis que fSdSs
de ce centensirs q ets adoptse ne pa voter
aueuus somme pour que notrs Staty figure
dieuement ct n. Fsunse eompta sur 10 p.
tr;ot;sme individuel des Louisianais pour
couvrir lee frais que nSesssitssa uns repre-
tatiou couveuable.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-06

Mms Garner, b femme Do rsditsus. du
CarrsN Dammey, assure que dams b paroisse
Cameron, qu'elle Went Dc visiter, on ne :ait
pas % que c'est qu'uns infraction la loi: I:
dspuis lougtsmps 4 ny pae eu une a6airs
csilninelle devant Il cour Of ID prison tombe
On ruiuss fauts d'usags; 10 shSrif n'a absola-
msut r;su l faire st ls gFefRes baills toute ID
iouruSs dams son bureau; b maison Dc cour
No cert ! pen pres que Do magasin pour le
ris quand 4 IS batta; ct tout celia ct da I
u prohibition.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-07-07

spared his feelings. The next day he
borrowed . buggy and harnessed the
horse to it, and there was runaway
and q smash-up. and Mr.. Bowser came
home with a cut in his scalp and two
teeth gone.
We had the brute for about . month
during which time he devoured = ton
of hay. twenty bushels of oats and sew
eral bushels of carrots and never
gained an ounce of flesh. He tore the
Manager out, kicked down all the parti-
tons, and kept up such row O. nights
that the police threatened to make a
case Of it. Twas determined not to saw
any thing, and Mr. Bowser wouldn't
breach the subject, but one day l saw
HIM sneak into the barn with a
stranger. and slipped out and heard
the man say to him:
"BOwser, you're fool! That beast
is not only twenty-five years old. but
he's a cribber. runaway and ali
that's bad! II, isn't worth ten dol.
lars!'
"H-he isn't!'
mo, sir! You'll save money by
opening the door and letting him 90. F"
Mr.. Bowser finally sold him to a
pedd!er for SIS, and that night
couldn't help but remark:
'Shall you buy another horse, Mr..
BOwser?''
'Shall l! That's pretty question
to ask me. when you know that it was
your treatment of this animal that
made him act so! Another horse! Not
while you are around!" Detroit Free
Press.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-07-07
Condensed Humor.

Counter-currants-D ones.
vexed QUESTIONABLE you mad ?
Highly imaginative--The distance to
the moon.
Check-mated-A marriage between
children of bankers.
Breaches of promise-Little five-year
ODDS first pantaloons.
A bone-felon-A person convicted OF
robbing grave.
Doing business jointly and sever-ally
"A copartnership of surgeons.
When vessel is sailing the Irish
Sea. she may be said to have an Irish
wake.
Chicago is a great sheep market. 1t
abounds in crooks" and people are
"fleeced" there every day.
Some one asks fur the number of feet
in each line of 1.-The Rhymes of the
Rsil." We suggest two-Tramp's feet.
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